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if he reject it, he will go to -- >> obama doesn't mind debate engine favor of obama care. if that's going to be an issue, he does not. >> really? >> it's a signature issue, john. how could he > issue two, russi roulette! [audio not understandable] >> it was intended to be a private exchange between outgoing russian president dmitry medvedev and president obama. but thanks to an open microphone, it was broadcast to the world. a little a nuclear security summit last monday in seoul, korea, mr. obama reveals his willingness to cut a deal with russia on the placement of anti- missile defenses in eastern europe, after this year's november election. the missile defense system was first proposed by president george w. bush to protect european cities against iranian missiles. it was vigorously opposed by russia. so the first systems are currently scheduled for deployment in romania in 2014. and in poland in 2018. mr. obama says he will have more flexibility after the election this year. republicans were quick to seize on the flexibility comment. >> this is a president who is telli
if he reject it, he will go to -- >> obama doesn't mind debate engine favor of obama care. if that's going to be an issue, he does not. >> really? >> it's a signature issue, john. how could he > issue two, russi roulette! [audio not understandable] >> it was intended to be a private exchange between outgoing russian president dmitry medvedev and president obama. but thanks to an open microphone, it was broadcast to the world. a little a nuclear security summit last...
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, president obama led the nation in a moment of silence for the victims. barack's and michelle obama stood with their heads about outside the white house -- barack and michelle. it was also for the critically wounded congresswoman, gabrielle giffords. >> led by the president, americans were cited for a minute, a mark of respect for the victims of the attack -- americans were silent. flags were at half mast for the six who were killed. they include a nine-two old girl, a federal judge, and one of the congresswoman's aides. congresswoman giffords was shot in the head. the gunman fired indiscriminately before he was wrestled to the ground. the suspect, jared lee loughner, is described as a troubled young man, was on line -- online postings. doctors gave the latest assessment of her progress. >> at this base in the game, no change is good, and we have no change. the cat scans are showing that there is no progression of that swelling. we are not out of the woods yet, but swelling can sometimes take three days or five days, and every day that goes by and we do n
, president obama led the nation in a moment of silence for the victims. barack's and michelle obama stood with their heads about outside the white house -- barack and michelle. it was also for the critically wounded congresswoman, gabrielle giffords. >> led by the president, americans were cited for a minute, a mark of respect for the victims of the attack -- americans were silent. flags were at half mast for the six who were killed. they include a nine-two old girl, a federal judge, and...
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the most moderate person in this race is way tthe left of barack obama, but them versus the bernie-warren, that is the crucial debate of next year because the debates on the left are more important than on the rght now. >> a lot of those major issues, healthcare and the economy, those have been built along th fault lines. has the democtic party found its way forward yet? >> no, it's still wrest ring. we heard tem arguing about straight tuition. i mean, the democratic party, somehow it feeds a dose of practicality. i mean, there are 2 million fewer americans today with healthcare than when donald cump became president bause of donald trump's policies because of the adminisation's policies. specifically, the democts just n a major, the biggest midterm electi victory in their history in 2018. i looked at it about 15 months ago. so what do democrats want the do? you know, give up the advange? my goodness great lakes no, we don't need that. we're going to scrap this. and, to me, it makes no sense practically when you have th on the defensive, and you're on the right othe issue. so, no, the log
the most moderate person in this race is way tthe left of barack obama, but them versus the bernie-warren, that is the crucial debate of next year because the debates on the left are more important than on the rght now. >> a lot of those major issues, healthcare and the economy, those have been built along th fault lines. has the democtic party found its way forward yet? >> no, it's still wrest ring. we heard tem arguing about straight tuition. i mean, the democratic party, somehow...
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they were reacting to president obama's proposal to increase the minimum wage to $9 an hour, up from $7.25. the plan was unveiled in the president's state of the union address last night. and today it re-kindled a nation-wide debate of whether the measure would help or hurt workers and businesses, and the economy. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: supporters of a higher minimum wage increase point to studies showing little impact on employment after the pay at the bottom of the job market goes up. one reason is that employers may actually come out ahead when they are forced to pay workers more. productivity and job satisfaction improve and turnover falls. >> so employers get to reap the benefits of lower hiring and
they were reacting to president obama's proposal to increase the minimum wage to $9 an hour, up from $7.25. the plan was unveiled in the president's state of the union address last night. and today it re-kindled a nation-wide debate of whether the measure would help or hurt workers and businesses, and the economy. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: supporters of a higher minimum wage increase point to studies showing little impact on employment after the pay at the bottom of the job...
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here for the 2008 obama-mccain it be. t it doesn't always work. >> the debate in 2004 between john kerry and george w. bush i, i literally forgot whether or not-- uh-oh, is this a new question or is this a follow-up question? my mind just went blank. and i had to make a decision. and i just guessed right. >> brown: the book highlights so-called major moments in debate history, the ones that come to define an dispnt sometimes ape candidate. george h.w. bush looking at his watch in 1992. >>Ñi thereçóñr guagain. >> brown: those zingers from ronald reagan that wounded jimmy cartener 1980. in the documentary "debating our destiny" jim went back to talk to candidates about their experience of the debates and had the chance to ask whether they prepared famous lines ahead of time. >> lehrer: i asked ronald reagan about, "there you go again," and a couple of others. "no, no, it just came to me." >> no it just seemed to be the thing to say and what he was saying up there. >> brown: did you believe him? >> lehrer: i don't know i
here for the 2008 obama-mccain it be. t it doesn't always work. >> the debate in 2004 between john kerry and george w. bush i, i literally forgot whether or not-- uh-oh, is this a new question or is this a follow-up question? my mind just went blank. and i had to make a decision. and i just guessed right. >> brown: the book highlights so-called major moments in debate history, the ones that come to define an dispnt sometimes ape candidate. george h.w. bush looking at his watch in...